Month: July 2006

In a previous article, we analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/17/2006 Jim Cramer recommended Safeway (SWY), the day immediately following his recommendation the price of SWY went higher and 10 market days later is still 12% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear call credit option spreads on SWY. [tags]stock trading, bear call credit option spreads[/tags]

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We’ve all wondered what might happen if we could turn the clock back and do something differently. Perhaps a friendship or romance would have been saved or enhanced. Maybe the result of a sporting event could have been changed. Possibly an investment might have paid off handsomely for you.

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In a previous article, we analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/14/06 Jim Cramer recommended International Game Technology (IGT), the day immediately following his recommendation the price of IGT went higher and 10 market days later is still 5.8% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear call credit spreads on IGT. [tags]stock trading, bear call credit spreads[/tags]

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In a previous article, we analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/13/06 Jim Cramer recommended Electronic Arts (ERTS), the day immediately following his recommendation the price of ERTS went higher and 10 market days later is still 9.8% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear-call credit spreads on ERTS. [tags]bear call credit spreads, stock trading[/tags]

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Notice in these examples…the Bull Put Credit Spreads and Bull Call Debit Spreads are using the same strike prices; as are the Bear Call Credit Spreads and Bear Put Debit Spreads. This is because these combinations are “parity trades”.

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In a previous article, we analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/12/06 Jim Cramer recommended GameStop (GME), the day immediately following his recommendation the price of GME went higher and 10 market days later is still 9.1% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear call credit spreads on GME. [tags]stock trading, bear call credit spreads[/tags]

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In a previous article, we analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/10/06 Jim Cramer recommended Apple (AAPL), the day immediately following his recommendation the price of AAPL went higher and 10 market days later is still 10.4% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear call credit spreads on AAPL. [tags]bear call credit spreads, stock trading[/tags]

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Dodging the Bullet Options expiration Friday can be a hectic day for options trading. Almost every options trader considers some management techniques. Do you close your credit spread for a ten-cent liquidation value in the morning, or do you wait until the afternoon to wrangle an extra nickel out of the position, risking a change in the underlying stock price?

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Once again, it’s time to analyze the stock research analysts*. Finding perfect data is probably impossible, as we analyzed several sets of data and found all of them to have flaws. The primary issue causing most of the flaws in the data related to incorrect handling of stock-splits.